Ministering to men and women living with HIV/AIDS, helping to educate the young and not-so-young among the poor as well as among immigrants to our country, and working to establish peace and justice for all, presents us with opportunities to reach out and touch the many faces of humanity.

Tabor House I and II in the south end of Hartford provide housing to those living with HIV/AIDS. Many volunteers work with a caring staff to provide quality care and support to residents. Also in the south end is Jubilee House, a center for learning and sharing that offers ESL classes, assistance for new refugees and much more. Programs and services at the House of Bread, in Hartford’s north end,include a soup kitchen, learning center, permanent and temporary housing, to name a few.

Collaboration among other communities of religious women in the Hartford area finds Sisters of St. Joseph of Chambery and Associates at Trust House, a family
learning center that serves individuals and families in the Sheldon/Charter Oak neighborhood. The Collaborative Center for Justice, Inc. provides resources and educates members on current social issues and events, in local, national and world-wide arenas.

Available links:

www.jubileehouse.org
www.hobread.org
www.ccfj.org

www.taborhousect.org

www.intensiveeducationacademy.org